Cement Retained
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Material Flexibility
ProXzir® 4-tier zirconia, PFM (5 alloy tiers)
Four Systems, One Warranty
Zirconia, PFM, and PEEK, all under 10-year material assurance
Advanced Support
Anterior emergence and esthetic-zone planning on every smile-zone implant case
Esthetic Zone, Lab Planned
Emergence profile and esthetic-zone planning included on every smile-zone case
Flexible Timelines
Standard production windows; coordinated around abutment seating and try-in dates
Delivery Around Your Abutment
Production windows aligned to abutment seating and every try-in date
Digital Precision
All major IOS accepted; full library of implant connections and custom abutment designs. ProXzir® IDEN CERAM Certified
IDEN CERAM Certified Fit
All scanners accepted, full implant connection library, IDEN CERAM Certified
Cement-retained implant restorations engineered for natural emergence and anterior esthetics.
Best for cases where screw access angle is unfavorable and esthetics are the priority.
ProXzir® zirconia
- 4 tiers
PFM
- Hand-layered
- Argen® alloy
PEEK
Materials
Choice of Materials
Flexible material choices to ensure optimal performance and natural-looking outcomes.
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FAQ
Cement Retained Support FAQs
Find answers about product specifications, workflows, and what to expect for each case
Use a cement designed for implant work (e.g., resin-modified glass ionomer or implant-specific cements). Apply the minimum effective amount, seat fully, then meticulously remove all excess, especially subgingivally, before final cure. Excess cement is a known peri-implantitis risk.
When anterior esthetics matter and the screw access angle is unfavorable, when the implant emergence is shallow enough for safe cement cleanup, or when the patient prefers no access hole. Otherwise, screw-retained is the safer default.
Sometimes, depends on the abutment design and screw access feasibility. If you change your mind mid-case, contact your account manager and we'll adjust the prosthetic plan.




